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Biohazard Pro
biohazard pro is a professional licensed and insured forensic cleaning company out of massachusetts. although out of new england, biohazard pro can service any state in america. forensic cleaning (aka biohazard remediation) is often associated with "crime scene cleanup". we believe that these terms should be used carefully for services like suicide cleanup should never be associated with being a crime. the company uses ethical business practices as well as taking safety very seriously. forensic cleaning can be a very risky job both physically and emotionally. the family or business that has been left biological matter like blood to cleanup after a tragedy should avoid cleaning themselves at all costs. we also only use 100% natural procedures during the remediation process. there will be no traces of harsh chemicals left behind on the scene. we use very specialized equipment to make sure you are entering back in to a hospital grade sterile environment after the job is complete. a
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Where is Biohazard Pro located?
Biohazard Pro's headquarters is located at Boston, Massachusetts, United States, 02111
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Biohazard Pro's official website is biohazardpro.com
How many employees does Biohazard Pro have?
Biohazard Pro has 2 employees
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Biohazard Pro is in the industry of: Public Safety
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